Top Fortnite streamers of 2025

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Fortnite in 2025 continued to be an attraction on livestreaming platforms and in the esports segment. The recent Zero Hour Live Event, signaling the launch of its Chapter 7 season, made it the most-streamed game of the year while also reiterating why Epic Games' battle royale shooter remains one of the world's most popular titles.

The builder shooter also finished among Twitch's most-watched games while improving its Hours Watched (HW) share on platforms like Kick, SOOP Korea, and CHZZK. As always, Fortnite was able to call on some of the top content creators in the world to help drive growth, and Streams Charts ranks the top ten names to livestream the title by watch time.

L1wenFN and Lennard "rezonfn" Sill

A glance at the leaderboard shows just how dominant the game is in the English-speaking community, especially in North America. However, it has also found a welcoming home in Europe, with two German names finding places here.

L1wenFN is a Fortnite content creator who primarily livestreams on YouTube, where he has over 57,500 subscribers. He is renowned for not using a mic or showing his face during his broadcasts, instead banking on his sharp in-game skills to impress his viewers and educate them on the mechanics of a game that is not the easiest to master.

Someone who prefers to share his gameplay with the world instead of following the popular route of community streaming or collaborating for content, l1wenFN has also become popular for creating his own Fortnite maps and islands. He has been one of the most consistent streamers of the game last year, racking up over 2000 hours of airtime, which undoubtedly played a role in getting him on this list.

The other German streamer to make it here is Rezonfn, also a former professional Fortnite player who is one of his nation's top names by earnings. The teenager, who has played for teams like Guild Esports and FOKUS CLAN, had a lot of time to stream in 2025 as he was not active competitively and capitalized on this fact.

A lot of Rezon's broadcasts last year involved playing in influencer events like Cash Cups and the Fortnite Championship Series (FNCS). He also collaborated with prominent creators like Breckie Hill and Julian Drexler, with his November 21 cooking livestream involving TikTok star Hill attracting 43,732 Peak Viewers, becoming his second most popular broadcast ever.

Martin "MrSavage" Andersen and Nicolas "Nikof" Frejavise

One of the biggest stars to come out of Fortnite's early esports scene, MrSavage has been one of the game's faces this decade. The Norwegian, one of the few content creators to be bestowed with an Icon Series skin a few months back, has been a big reason for the game's continued livestreaming success as well.

MrSavage's content last year has mostly focused on influencer events, collaboration streams and covering major tournaments like the FNCS 2025 Global Championship. In fact, he teamed up with the aforementioned Rezon in quite a few of these competitions, and they were part of the trios side that placed in the top ten of the Fortnite Global Championship Cumulative leaderboard.

Nikof is the last European representative on this leaderboard, with his duties as CEO of the popular French esports organization Gentle Mates giving him plenty of attention. This is one reason the former pro player was able to attract over 5 million HW despite having the least airtime of anyone in the top ten.

Apart from covering the matches of his Gentle Mates colleagues across 2025, the Frenchman also participated in numerous events. Nikof was also one of the reasons the European Majors in the FNCS consistently outdrew other regions when it came to livestreaming numbers throughout the year.

Cody "Clix" Conrod, HappyHappyGal and Mohammed "faxut" Eid

The first of three Americans on these standings, HappyHappyGal has emerged as one of the standout female gaming streamers on Twitch over the last two years. In 2025, her content has gone up a notch, as she has mixed gameplay streams with reaction videos, collaborations and unboxing broadcasts. Her birthday stream on December 11 indicates that special events and community engagement drives her short-term peak metrics.

In terms of Fortnite, the fast-rising creator's skills and constant engagement with her viewers, even asking them to join her in-game, have helped build a loyal fanbase. She's also conducted plenty of giveaways and has been highly consistent, ensuring that her overall year-on-year watch time has risen by 85%.

Next is faxuty, the popular professional Fortnite player and Twitch streamer. Like many other former professionals on this list, the American/Palestinian star has concentrated his energies into creating content in 2025, having signed with XSET.

Alongside playing in various events and livestreaming these matches, the content creator has also focused on in-real-life (IRL) content. A good example is his broadcast from November 13, where he went bowling with the likes of "Clix" and Peterbot.

Such livestreams have helped him gain more traction not just among Fortnite fans but Twitch viewers in general. This has also helped him make huge gains on the platform, breaking into the top 250 names by watch time after not even making the most-watched 1000 for 2024.

Clix is the last name from America here, and he continues to grow in popularity among gaming fans. The pro, also the co-owner of XSET, has found a nice balance between his livestreaming and competitive duties, often combining both thanks to the structuring of the FNCS.

The 20-year-old has also consistently maintained his status as one of Twitch's 100 most-watched streamers over the past few years. What helps is his unreal consistency, as he is online almost daily and generates hundreds, if not thousands, of watch hours with each stream.

In 2025, most of his time has been spent playing competitively, be it in the FNCS or collaborative tournaments involving other influencers. However, his joint broadcasts with other creators have not all been smooth sailing, as seen from his weeks-long beef with Rakai that was resolved just a few days ago.

Nevertheless, Clix has had a rather successful year, headlined by the launch of his own Icon Series skin, which included unique cosmetics and two emotes. He closed it out with even more success, clinching the Best Battle Royale Streamer award at the prestigious The Streamer Awards 2025.

Shaun "AussieAntics" Cochrane

AussieAntics finished as the second-most-watched Fortnite streamer last year with 17.9 million HW. The Australian sensation has long been one of the faces of the game's livestreaming scene, and his popularity has hardly waned as he continues to entertain fans and viewers.

The Dignitas content creator enjoyed a great run in 2025, headlined by his win at the FNCS 2025 Pro-Am in May. Teaming up with the reigning FNCS 2024 Global Champion Peter "Peterbot" Kata, AussieAntics secured first place in the high-stakes, high-profile LAN event, winning the top prize.

The popular caster also leaned toward his analytical side to cover matches in events like the NA Solo Series Grand Final. His livestreams also involved him watching replays of top tournament participants and providing highly detailed, accessible breakdowns of topics like storm-surge timing, rotations, and mid-game strategy. This content has helped the Sydney resident appeal directly to the competitive and aspiring-pro segment of the audience.

His in-game success and continued prominence as a caster have ensured AussieAntics remained among the top voices in the English-speaking Fortnite community. With his overall output also increasing in 2025, he entered the overall Twitch top 100 rankings for streamers by watch time for the first time.

Andre "Typical Gamer" Rebelo and Nicholas "Nick Eh 30" Amyoony

The first of two Canadians here is Nick Eh 30, who remains one of the most recognizable and dedicated figures in the Fortnite community. His 2025 content strategy was a blend of his signature family-friendly approach, consistent high-volume streaming, and integration with the competitive and Creative modes.

Someone who is online for around 100 hours per month on Twitch, such a high volume ensures his channel remains a constant presence in the Fortnite category rankings. His unique content brand also sets him apart from the more "salty" or adult-focused competitive streamers, many of whom we have mentioned above.

Apart from broadcasting his in-game sessions, Nick has played in competitive events like FNCS 2025 Pro-Am and Cash Cups. He also ensured to diversify his content, including livestreaming his reactions to events and topics trending across the community.

Finally, the number one streamer for Fortnite in 2025, when it comes to watch time, is Typical Gamer. The YouTube megastar has become a household name in the online world thanks to his careful mix of casual and competitive play.

The 33-year-old was a lot more consistent last year than in 2024, helping his numbers rise by almost 100%. His content strategy continued to be unique among the top-tier creators as it heavily emphasized YouTube livestreaming and entrepreneurial efforts with the Fortnite Creative (UEFN) ecosystem.

He has also become a favourite for brands and corporates to tie up with for sponsored streams. As a result, Typical Gamer often topped the list of the most popular streamers to broadcast such content, collaborating with top companies like Sony Interactive Entertainment.

In April 2025, the Vancouver resident achieved a massive milestone, becoming the first creator on Fortnite Creative to reach 1 million followers (or "favourites") on his Creative Islands. This cemented his position as a leader in the creator-driven landscape and significantly amplified his influence.

Most-watched Fortnite streamers in 2025